Definition

Noun: A private sleeping accommodation within a hotel establishment, typically furnished with a bed and other basic amenities, and often including a private bathroom.

Usage

This noun refers to the specific rented space a guest occupies within a hotel. It is a countable noun. - You reserve, book, check into, or stay in a hotel room. - It is often described by its features (e.g., a hotel room with a view, a non-smoking hotel room) or its size/type (e.g., a standard hotel room, a suite).

Examples

• Noun:
  • We booked a hotel room for three nights.
  • The hotel room was spacious and had a beautiful balcony.
  • Please leave your key at the front desk when you vacate your hotel room.

Advanced Usage

• "to have a hotel room on hold": to have a reservation temporarily secured, often pending confirmation or payment.
  • We have a hotel room on hold until 6 PM.

Variants and Related Words

• Suite (n): A set of connected rooms in a hotel, typically more luxurious than a standard room.
  • They upgraded their reservation to a penthouse suite.
• Hospitality room (n): A room in a hotel or convention center used for entertaining guests or for specific events, not for overnight sleeping.
• Room service (n): A hotel service that delivers food and drinks to a guest's room.
  • We ordered breakfast from room service.

Synonyms

• Accommodation: A place where someone can live or stay; a more general term.
• Lodging: A place to stay for a short time.

Related Phrases

• Hotel room key/card: The physical or electronic device used to access the room.
  • I think I left my hotel room key inside.
• Hotel room rate: The price charged for one night's stay in the room.
  • The hotel room rate includes taxes and fees.

Noun

1. a bedroom (usually with bath) in a hotel